The tape threw me today, reveals Guy Adami. I thought we were headed lower. If we get a couple days where we consolidate around 800 or close above it I’ll need to reconsider. But I’d take profits because ultimately I think we move lower.

It seems to me investors want to be long going into the quarter, adds Tim Seymour.

The S&P closed just shy of 800, explains Jeff Macke. It’s tough trading right now and I'm happy to see the quarter over.

The Vix just can’t seem to get under 40, adds Pete Najarian. That shows how much uncertainty there is in the market. Investors don’t know how the next few weeks are going to unfold.

Don’t forget that Morgan Stanely CEO John Mack said that 2009 is going to be a difficult year, adds host Melissa Lee. And the bank does not plan to immediately repay the $10 billion bailout from the U.S. Treasury as some had speculated.

If you’re looking for a trade, I’d keep an eye on Northern Trust and Visa , counsels Najarian. (In the past he's said that both are rumored to be replacements for Citigroup and Bank of America if either gets yanked out of the Dow.)

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TOPPING THE TAPE: MICROSOFT

Technology shares helped drive the market's gains as brokerage Davenport upgraded Microsoft to "buy" from "neutral," citing increased demand for personal computers in China and the United States, and potential restocking of inventories in Europe.

Microsoft shares added 6.9 percent to $18.69 and contributed the most to the Nasdaq's advance.

I think the real mover in the sector is Oracle , muses Guy Adami. I wouldn’t chase it but it’s interesting on a dip.

I’d look at Microsoft, IBM ,Hewlett-Packard and Intel , counsels Pete Najarian. Those stocks had a great final two weeks.

They smoked their first quarter back in January, reminds Guy Adami. But I don’t think it’s an earnings play.

Don’t forget that last year we invented food, says Jeff Macke sarcastically. He’s not buying the ag trade.

I’m on board, counters Tim Seymour. I’d look at Bunge .

I like Monsanto because they’re in ag biotech, adds Pete Najarian, but I’d wait for a pull back. And DuPont could be worth alook.

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NOT SMOKIN’ TODAY

The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by Altria Group over $79.5 million in punitive damages awarded to the widow of a longtime Oregon smoker.

Altria shares were down following the ruling.

I think Altria is a buy on the dip, says Tim Seymour.

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SPRING FLING WITH RETAILERS?

With the change of seasons upon us, investors are taking a closer look at retail. Are consumers ready for a spring fling?

They may be. In fact, the Retail HLDRS is up for the quarter, explains Jon Najarian. Retail is a sector that’s positive.

The OptionMonster likes the momentum and tells the desk that he’s looking at American Eagle ; Hot Topicand Lululemon Athletica .

He thinks all these stocks could go higher and he’s putting money where his mouth is -- he owns all three.

If you really want to play retail do it with Wal-Mart , counters Jeff Macke.

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